Tetris Attack sprites

>>3767142
>working on a Tetris Attack
working on a what exactly

There's already passwords out there for every stage in the game. Just get any emulator that lets you turn off layers and capture the sprites yourself.

>>3767218
I have to do a Tetris Attack in Java using the Swing library.

>>3767249
Thanks for the advice.

>>3767490
>Java using the Swing
*BARF*

Anywho, good luck with getting the rules right. Unless you an absolute master at the game (I'm talking about 5:00m or less to 99999 on endless), or have disassembled the SNES code, you are going to get a game that looks like TA, but not play like TA, nor be fun.

It's not that there are many rules, but they are finely tuned, it's easy to overlook some of them, and there is a whole lot of interplay between them.

For instance, a tile can have many different states in addition to what it is (normal tile, ! tile, garbage tile, air):
1) Stationary
2) Switching
3) Unsupported
4) Falling
5) Landing
6) Matched
7) Clearing

I probably missed one. All these states have careful interplay and timing to make the game fun. This doesn't even begin to address scoring with combos and chains, which is the other part of the fun.

Compare to Tetris, where a tile has 1-bit of information: either it's empty or filled. It would be a WHOLE lot easier to do plain old Tetris.

>>3767578
Can confirm its a lot more complicated than it seems. I set out to make my own "spiritual successor" and had no idea what I was getting in to. Luckily my much smarter cousin was willing to help with the programming, and I stuck to art. Fast forward to now, and we'll have the game online soon if anyone's interested in a "Tetris Attack-like" game on their phones with online matchmaking. Just look up Super Plexis